Sentence examples for adapt academic from inspiring English sources
More important, Mr Bernanke has shown he can adapt academic theory to the political reality in which the Fed operates.This was not a foregone conclusion.
This year's topics suggest that approaches to scholarship are loosening up, diversifying politically and adapting academic tools from the past to new conceptual uses.
Still in its early stages at many institutions, the effort is led in large part by a generation of student veterans who came to view their own struggles to adapt to academic life as dispiriting and unnecessary.
Higher education needs to adapt its academic and workforce training offerings to give students the knowledge they need to learn their whole lives.
Sania attended the Nasr School, a progressive all-girls private school, which adapted her academic schedule to accommodate her tennis travels.
It will help us better see the differences in the three groups in adapting to academic pressure.
The (mmvarepsilon nsoun), Adowa dancers and the mace bearer that form part of the traditional-state precessions and recessions have been adapted in academic ceremonies.
It is an attractive idea that at least part of the material (in the course of time naturally updated by the inclusion of post-Aristotelian tenets) was adapted by Academic Skeptics to induce the tranquillity of mind which follows upon suspension of judgment.
The majority of applicants with low school performance may face dropout after the first year, with some being able to adapt to university academic system and survive.
These new skills enable graduate students and postdocs to enter the next stage of their careers better informed and equipped to adapt to challenges the academic or nonacademic world sends their way.
For all the emerging evidence of its promise, Parker said in an interview Tuesday night, "this is a classic example of where the funding system around medical research was really slow to adapt" -- and where academic and commercial secrecy has impeded progress.
